Whenever I insert an SD card into the card reader, it gets detected:
kernel: [16004.302590] mmc0: new SD card at address bfde
kernel: [16004.307663] mmcblk0: mmc0:bfde SU256 241 MiB
kernel: [16004.307816] mmcblk0:
But gnome does not mount it automatically. I have to mount it manually with "gnome-mount -d /dev/mmcblk0".
When I insert a card up to 2gb it is immediately seen by the system but if try it with bigger one it's not seen.
I know, this question is asked a lot of times. Just searched for several hours, but nothing i did worked.
The thing i want to do is setup a little NAS. As a test i took a memory stick to serve as storage. The memory stick is formatted with a fat32 filesystem.
Because fat32 is a windows filesystem it's not compatible with the way of changing permissions the linux way.
In providing the same setup in fstab and same mount points as every other distro I use, I cannot get a mount to work at all in Fedora 18 Gold Beta
Everything indicates the mounts are working, mount shows them, mount -a and umount works.
I can edit fstab and run mount -a and the changes are instant
When I try to cd to these mounts, I and su are both told we have no permissions.
Hello everyone.
I've managed to get myself in trouble after messing around with Disk Utility in Ubuntu. My 2TB WD external HDD was formatted with NTFS, and it was working fine in Ubuntu; but I wanted to use it with my new iMac. So I opened up Disk Utility and tried to see if it was possible to use it to switch to FAT32. And this is where I f---ed up...
I bought 2 new 16 GB Kingston Micro SD HC class 10 cards for the wife's and my RAZR Ms.
Both have the same issue. When inserted, the phone won't mount the card.
Error notification received: "sd card is blank or has unsupported file system".
Attempts to format are unsuccessful.
I put each card in my old Droid X.
I have a network drive that I am able to mount on bootup. But for some reason, I cannot write to it. Every attempt gives me permission denied.
Before it mounts, the directory has cditty.cditty ownership. Afterwards, it has cditty.root ownership. I've tried sudo changing the permissions or ownership only to get a permissions denied error again.
i have added a new sata hard drive to my ubuntu machine and i would like auto mount and change the permissions on the drive so i cam write to it...
i have tried followimg one of the ubuntu guides for help to auto mount but im not having any luck.. Also the read and write permissions change should be easy in terminal but i cant find anything...
can anyoew help this newbie please
I have my /etc/samba/fstab set to automatically mount a windows share on system boot. The only problems is that it is mounted with root as the owner and the permissions don't let anyone else make any changes. What do I need to do to make it mount so that I can actually have write permissions on the drive?
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